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can -bay

II1¢` 8 Studio wr.; r“‘“s.m°e»w~

I oran te ftthan

.__ Venison? i;isn_§a'1;1.°¢e ggiiltiifui frames? -_gm °V (mf

appointment today.

111° Billet ,StudioW

A. r. iron, san. _

Good Photography

_Z Moderate Prices. Personal attention to Am- ateur Photography. ' ~ 107 Queen St. Phone 68-J. ~ ' ‘

Farm For Sale

T116. l1l1¢lB1'Bizned offer for sale the

farm of the late Ambrose A. Malone. Tliis farm contains about one hundred acres, almost all clear. is situated st. SL Catherines about two miles from the Town of Souris.

On it is _s dwelling house and two

large Barns in first class repair, The land is in a good state of cultivation and is well fenced. Immediate poss- ession of dame will be Elven.

Further particulars apply to A, F,

McQuaid, Solicitor, Sour-is, P. E. ls- Isnd, or to the undersigned.

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» FRANCIS J. 0'DONNELL,

JOHN MALONE,

Executors.

Souris. P. E. I., April 3.1016.

810!-4-5-M181 '

` I Eastern S . S . Lmes INTERNATIONAL LINE.

8.8. Governor Cobb. _

Leave St. John Wednesdays at 9.00

a.m. for Eastport, Lubec, Portland and Boston. Leave Saturdays at 7.00 p.m. for Boston direct.

Return-Leave Central Wharf. Bos-

ton, Mondays at 9.00 a.m. for Portland. Lubec, Eastport and St John. Also Fridays at 9.00 a.m., omitting stop at Portland.

MAIN_E 8_TE_AM8HIP LINE. Between Portland and New York.

stSteamships Northland and _North

ai-.__ - - ~ < _ Leave Portland Tuesdays. Thurs-

days and Saturdays at 6.00_p.m. - v

Reit)urn-Leave New, York same days

at 5. 0 p.m. _ _

St John City Ticket Ofllce, 47 King

Street. ~

. _A. C. Currie, Agent, St John, N.B. N-S. E. Fleming, T.F. 6. P.A., Bt John,

Fur1.i'es_s-_U

_Sailings

LONDON SERVICE

The following first clsse stearnere will sail frgn ‘London for Halifax and St. John. .Sn returaina from Bt. John, N.B.,for London vis siifax.

S°S°§£iE"s‘¥.%»% ‘

si. s'. narliinnsriiroox

LIVE p_0Ol.lSlsRViCE ' T i llo lil - ..“:..:..st':.;;.fi f.‘.:'.:.:if::'s.':'i.._ Ehfs NM. re uming from Halifax to

‘ v §vls St.Ighn's,Nfld. E. .TABA C0 . S. IJURLNGO

F s'8iiimAciéAsHAs ii is e or'sa n s n 1 cu r 1 -

gsrding frelgxésnd ssseetsers sppiy to Purnesawlthyd-Co.Ltd. Halifax. N. S.

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Vimmii

- : _“Fmt-a-tins”

'Nw' simple aisslu _msmf fin md roms. _whsnnissssisseelsw 'F1"1if»-0-$1100' will relieve diseases of 4110540014115. UM. K1'l»¢.rS_ud.'iHn.

The truth ollhllltshmenlhilbeesi

in thousands oloases of _ °11» Dylpepsia, Torpid Liver' '0°w1psu°n. mam me suede; Troubles, Skis Diseases, Rheumsiim; N°‘11‘l|l|l sed Chronie Hssdsellss. `

The enormous ssleaof'I‘rnit-e-tives,' “'?*h° W* Proohofilsevslnse/_ ithsrji-url! mcdldac. '.

00°- I 1101.1 for saw, trlsi'si»'jsse.:- At dealers or sent poitpsld on receipt of _ P500 by Fill!-e-tivu UIIIDIIJUKII.

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Spring Shoes

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In this store you will-

always find the very new- est fashions in Shoes. We constantly seek the latest effects.

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$4 to $5.50 a- pair See Our Window

Alley & C0.

- 135 Queen Street

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ifLPrnfessinna|E@

Mayor Brown’s V Odice Hours

rown, ofilcs hours- 10 to to 3 p. m. Ou Saturday ni. 7893-2-21-Blltf.

t`-‘sn

Qblz 8?: '-??a PN,

Bsrrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers'Association. Bank of Montreal

Csinada, Permanent Mortgage Corbon- st on.

Oillces- Old' Guardian Odice. Prof

wse Block, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

_ nn. HEATH |v|s|N'l'vns. _

Dentist _

_ Cameron Bleek, Victoria liow

Charlottetown _

Oillee Hours: 9 a. mitp 1 p. nl. 2 p. fn. tto B p. m.

' 8588-10-2_5lltf.

MORBON I DUFFY _

lsrrlsterg and Attorneys .

lolieltere for Royal Bsnk ot tisnsds

MGNIY T0 LOAN.

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sancocir Ann sons Patents. Trade marks. Diiilil. V-

llsgatered Pstsnt Attorneys-

lis bllsiiad 1317 _

Formerly Patent Oilloe lxsmlnen

Master of Patent Laws, _ _ Representatives in all foreign _soun-

\ trial. ~f

wi-ne nn- seek “Pstm rreteetlesf'

°“ mes st.. lioatresl

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WARBURTUN C SHAW. ~

;.°I1- rave to my in this

` »”-»-' .,'”...ca _oF'r»-IAN .rf _- _ ' ‘ V -V v ,. (Corrected on 'roeldsrl '_-I1_¢l_F1'il11_!ll \’»v_1»h_.uI sgicsriilv tuauliatii mgpiiiid . Kmvesand 501115 ' _ _ -I3P’3§15¢ ‘ "’R¢V9|’-"_°f9_' ‘ ' = " } V".'f‘ Butter (cresmery) in prints ' -£:f£l$rsb.°e;db§ria:i;; who ssh nohlg Pogket Cutlery __ Va11\13h‘Stain5 x -

8 m _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ A _

help during tue illness enamfieqiinuiar ` ' Carve” (N93 Stfwe P\P¢ ‘

Butter (Tub) lb. '- _ Butter (fresh) lb.

1988!. dos.

Beef tb. (retail)

Fowls lb.

Chickens, io. I-lay (pressed). ton Straw (pressed) ton Pork lb.

Turnips, bus. Potatoes. bus. Oats (white) bus. Oats (black) bus.

Beats. bus.

Carrots, bus.

Wool lb.

Parsnlps, lb.

Geese _

Ducks _

I-iid

1-ses

1! to 18 18 to 14 12 to 15

818 to $14

80 to 90

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25 to 40

114

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1.5

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Turkeys, er lb

Buckwheat, (per bus) 75 to $1.00 Mm-¢h 12,1915 Barley (per bus.) 75 to 90 Dear Brotherz- Received your wel- Butter. creamery (per lb.) 34 to 35 come letter yesterday morning was

Butter, dairy, (per lb.)

Cnlfskins, (per lb.) Hides, per lb. _ , 14 Hay, pressed (per ton) $10 to S13 I-lay. loose (per tou)) $10 to $12 Lamb pelts (each) ~ 40 to 60 Oatmeal, (per 100 lbs) $2.75 to $3.00 Oats, black, per bus.) 56 Oats, white, per bus.) 52 Potatoes (per bus.) 75 Turnips, (per bus.) ) 30 Pork, Organs att, (per lb) 9%, to 12% Straw, pressed (per ton) 36.50 Wheat. (Der bus.) $1.20 to $1.40

Wool (p_er lb.) 26 toé0

32 to 34

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Nervous Breakdown

STAMFORD, CONN.. NURSE TELL8 HOW SHE FOUND HEALTH.

Stamford, Conn.-"I sm a nurse and

suffered from nervous breakdown. I had no appetite and could not sleep at

I. "night, and nothing seemed to help

me. By chance I heard of Vinol, and af- ter taking three bottles I noticed an improvement, and four bottles made me well and strong. it gave me a hearty appetite, so I can sleep sound- ly night or day. I consider Vinol a wonderful tonic." Edith lt. Forbes, Stamford. Conn. V ' V

The reason Vlnol is so successful in

overcoming such condltlonsls be- cause lt ls a continual remedy and goes to the seat of the trouble. lt is the greatest strength creator we know -due to the- ertractlve medicinal ele- ments of fresh cod livers without oil. combined with peptonate of iron and beef peptone. all dissolved in a pure medicinal wine. -

We _have seen so many wonderful

recoveries like this right here in Char- lottetown caused by Vinol, that we feel perfectly safe in ofllering to re- turn money in every such case where in fails to benefit

_V ol _ _ . E.A. Foster._ Central-Drugstore, Char-

lottetown and H. J. Mahon, Druggist Souris. ,

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_my belowed wife. J. F. Mossey. Both- .well Lot 47. 939;

W o om e the P P C L I preparatory to going to the

' Sliorncliife,

delighted to hear from heme and to hear that you are all well.

This being Sunday I thought I

would drop you a few lines. I was at mass this _morning and had a good _game of Base Ball this afternoon. We ‘played the Royal Canadian Regiment and beat them fifteen to three. We had lots of fun though. anything to pass away the time.

I have had a couple of letters from

the boys in France and they like it all _ right, although there is a lot of hard. ship to stand. They have been in the trenches quite often they say it is be. yond description and the noise is ter-

rible. Sgme of the boys have been kill- ed and thers wounded.

The Sergeant of my platoon was

mentioned in despatches for draining the water out of the trenches that the C01'I1Dl1I1Y Wils in. l-le is from New Brunswick.

I was made a Lance Corporal last

llliiht sol am- sending you a copy of the orders _for last night. It leaves me with a lot less work to do and I am Section Commander. There ure about sixteen men in a section. so I do not have to go on guard or fatigue now.

You asked in your last letter about

my' Commander. _Well his na e is Zap! John Collins, and I mlgliiin tell you that it was he who recommended me for the Commission. I-le is a pret- ty good fellow but of course he will have nothing to do with me when I go to France and I hope that won‘t be ,very long now as I am tired of this place.

I suppose you see in the papers that

the_Ge_rmans paylilnglend visits often

_-although theyV ha? never come very close to here.» I hinlr about six or 8l5ht'ml_l0B W8l;i;h6 ‘ closest. They take every precaution here in the camps. All the windows are darken-‘ ed at night for of course they have come over in the daytime but they hardly get this farffor they are chased away pretty qiilclg. The British aero- planes fly around here 'all the time on the look -out io|j_vl_sltors-

_ ' . ,tif JAMES.

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oreseststivs is solaris. 1- --- _- I _

V _ j _ _ ' _' -. _oosoon was is ummm ' _ We have the greatest part of our stock at the old prices still b_qt_¢v¢r_y_dgy ~ \ ~ j“°";¢.__i§.“”*:'?;f;S.`2';_‘;*f;“°' L “_ gf aretcgmpelled to advance the price of many articles on account of the v v .___ .e?.~'::.'~r.v1-.._.......‘a~.:.':..:-.f- V°°° “S4 V be -V on-Tow; . j ~ ' - Do you want any of these ? If so our advice is -to buy quickly. _ ’ '

PAINT

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sz; 7' _ V - Metal and Hardware reportsthat a hardware merchant in Toronto sub- 4°' A mitted tothe public analyst a can _of paint purchased from the T. Eaton Co. Ltd

_-___ who advertised four car loads of it as pure etc. but, to quote from the long ad

PAINT PAINT

which sang half a column of praises; “lt contains all that a first class 5>aint'should

Sir!-~

I acknowledge receipt of your communication of the 27th instant, with

enclosed money order for $5.00 covering payment of the fee for analysis of a sample of "Mixed Paint” alleged to have been purchased from The T. Eaton Company Ltd., by Mr. Morris Phillips. _

in reply. I hetg to advise that according to the report of the Chief Anal-

yst, thc sample su mitted is found to contaln:--

Pigment 57._-i4 p. Q. Vehicle 42.56 p. c.

The Pigment above referred to has the following composition:

Basic Carbonate of Lead 0.80 p.c. Lead Sulphate 0.74 p.c.

Zinc Oxide Zinc Sulphlde

The article is of exceedingly low value as a paint. The pigment essen-

tially conslsts of Barium Sulphate and Silicate which have very little cover-

ing power. The amount of lead contained in it ls very small indeed.

The statement in the advertisement that "lt contains all that a first i

class palntshould contain" is certainly incorrect and misleading." H

Never buy anything simply because the price is low, especially paint, but I

buy here and your interests are safeguarded for we guarantee satisfaction. We f handle the best brands and- our prices are as low as the lowest for like quality. _ _

NEW GOODS at the lowest prices. " _ _ A

Sheep Shearing Machines, Horse Clipping Machines," Refrigerators. Beaclrts

Cabinets and Chemicals, Radio Cloth, Nails, Wire Enamelware,_Silve_rw_are,' rope.

etc, etc. just received.

The Crahhe Hardware Co. Limited _

Small Halford Camp' sass-4-2xMfmu3l_

Owing to the tendency in some

sections lately to place hogs on the market before properly finished. Davis & Fraser have been obliged to notify their buyers _throughout the province that they must positively refuse to handle any such hogs that do not come up to the regular grade required for packing, which must not be less than 110 lbs. An occasional small hog. down to 100 lbs.,_if plump rigid well fatted, may be taken st s r uction of one cent per lb. from price of sian- dard weight, but any lighter than that cannot be recelvedstxany price.

Farmers would do well to take par-

ticular notice of this matter.‘ 1111 il I9 really in their own interest to con- tinue the feeding of theirhogs until in condition to bring the hlslwlii Dflce- All practical authorities are bgreed that it is in the last few weeks of feed-_ ing that the chief profit is to he secur- eain hog-raising. while if the present enviable reputation of Island pork pl‘0~ ducts , as packed by Dsvis & Fraser,

'is to be maintained. it is uecesss1’Y_

that farmers supply the SWIG Of l1°\‘\1_

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ANA1:nAN_ GOVERNMENT I-WAYS

Ci V ramen new ~ MIIB

Trains 'i’ues.&

8.50 (.15

_ Salisbury Plane,

_ March 19, 1910

Deaf' Brother:--` You will besurprls- i

-ed at the heading of this letter but you need not- be alarmed. I do not know whether I mentioned to you that I was taking e. courreffn Bayonet light- ing and physical drill or not. any way I lwas at it for 'aweek in Shornclilfe and then slx_of us-were sent up here. l will be here fopabout a month iiulsn- ing our course. -I like it alright, only they tell us weiwlll not get to the front' but we will see about :nat lat- er on. _ - ~~

This is the place all the Canadians

were at the first of the war but there ls nothing here new but English troops. It is a very nice place but-l had a letter fromone of the boys down at the camp and Vile told me that the boat. which brought the last Canadian mail over was in Qusrlntlne and we wouldn’t get the mall for some time.

We are having lovely weather here. Hoping to hear from you soon. 4I’ut

the old address on any letter as I will be back by the time any answer to this arrives.

V JAMES.

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Aspinal’s Enamel......_..................35c- for 25c. Johnson’s Kalsomine.....;.l... . . .....25c for 10c.

-__ rs. geiimiggslgttef has W1" 1°' contain and is carefully ground and blended containing only pure lea , Vpurezinc,

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11.71 " Silica & Sllicates by ;

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Your obedient Servant.

Geo. w. TAYLOR.

Asst. Deputy Minister & Secretary.

MORAL

Jewelry

If you want honest

goods at honest prices you will not forget us when about to purchase aWatch, Clock or article of Jewelry

Special attention given

to repairing of Watches etc. ~

C. W. Patterson

_ Jeweller

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MONTAGUE

The best place in

Montague to buy School Supnlles, Stationery all

' ofilce suglles. We

carry the L. Water-

man `Founiain Pens whichsre guaranteed.

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We have pos1t1vely ot the best

ada. All Government Standard Seeds and REGISTERED BRANDS. V

Also POSITIVELY for the _above

QUALITY of FARM SEEDS. V Wehave

LGWEST PRICE ON P. E.

SPECIAL PRICES TO FARMERS

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Let Us Help You With Xour _ Housecleaning 'Work

can do better work- you can do it quicker and easier ihyou supplies from til. » ‘ V

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